Superman Returns: WING TV repels Pathological Pirates AKA Rense & Co
Well, I know that the term "wing-nut" is used by those who we have exposed and those who follow them...
This is not paranoia speaking, this is FACT and EXPERIENCE.
As for what our guests believe, we don't give them a detailed interrogation or a psychoanalysis prior to talking to them on our show. We also don't do a background check, sample their DNA or have them pee into a cup either.
the Minuteman project purpose was to place SPOTTERS on the border - people to spot illegals crossing over - NOT people to shoot illegals crossing over.
I don't agree with all of the opinions or ideas of a friend who is a Minuteman, but I see him as behind the 8-ball in many ways. He is what you might call "ignorant" on some things.
that doesn't mean I won't have him on our show again sometime in the future, because he is basically a sincere and good person and is an activist in chicago's Minuteman Project there, doing what he can about going after the employers who hire illegals.
He doesn't go after them with guns, by the way.
The guest we had on Thursday, Joe McCutcheon, is also a Minuteman.
The focus of this show was that the Minuteman Project has been signed over to the Diener consultant Group which is tied to various neocons and warhawk groups like the PNAC.
I don't know Mccutcheon personally, but I liked talking to/listening to him.
I also think he had some interesting things to say.
I don't know what other issues he is involved with, other than the immigration crisis, so i cannot speak to that.
He is not a regular guest on our show.
Interviewing someone does not necessarily equate to some deeper association with them in your mind, does it?
We've had several people on our program who I personally cannot stand, like Daniel Hopsicker, for instance.
We've had Frosty Wooldridge on too, but I'll never have him on again, as he pushes this whole UN population reduction agenda trip.
We had McCutcheon on because we wanted to talk about the Diener Consultant issue, which we did.
I don't see any reason to read any more into it than that, really.
I DO like the idea of spotters on the border, or at least, I did, until this crap with Diener became clear.
I am not close with all of the people we have on our program, nor do I necessarily want or need to be close with them.
I also do not subscribe to all of their ideas or opinions.
We've tried to have Mike Ruppert on the program and we are against Ruppert and what he represents.
So what?
Should we only interview people who think like we do and believe the things we believe?
Does interviewing them somehow mean we are lumped into some category of which you disapprove or find disturbing?
I think you're reading more into that show than need be, really I do.
and you know what? It's okay with me if you disagree with what was said on that broadcast.
I have no problem with anyone disagreeing with me, any guest on our program or article on our website. We do know some guests pretty well and others not so well. Some we have on the show because someone recommended them and they had interesting things to say. Is that an issue?
To each his own...
Lisa